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i build a new pc recently 1080 i7 8700k and g skill 2400 rgb the summer has been every hot and i noticed my cpu reaching 96 degrees after my pc standing in the sun for a while i l shut it off and let it cooldown and everything seemed fine afterwards today'(couple of days later) my pc started running realy slow internet pages low slow downlaod speed is fine  programs open slow  oonce they are open they run fine so thats  why i doubt its the cpu i also did a cinibench and i got  1340 in score my first score was 1500 so i don't know if that is a good indication  i have a feeling its my old 840 evo ssd or my ram slowing it down although my crystaldisk mark gave me read speads of 500mb and write of 130 mb could it be windows? or ram related?

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4 minutes ago, oliviervbs said:

i build a new pc recently 1080 i7 8700k and g skill 2400 rgb the summer has been every hot and i noticed my cpu reaching 96 degrees after my pc standing in the sun for a while i l shut it off and let it cooldown and everything seemed fine afterwards today'(couple of days later) my pc started running realy slow internet pages low slow downlaod speed is fine  programs open slow  oonce they are open they run fine so thats  why i doubt its the cpu i also did a cinibench and i got  1340 in score my first score was 1500 so i don't know if that is a good indication  i have a feeling its my old 840 evo ssd or my ram slowing it down although my crystaldisk mark gave me read speads of 500mb and write of 130 mb could it be windows? or ram related?

CPU running at 96C won't do anything major but make a strand of your hair go white.Anything over 105c will do major damage. Cinebench is cpu based and only uses cpu. 

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